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)ctoctkli!a?cc.
bcottsduro, fiuday, junk o, im.
.- M1EMFS:
lien T. At.t.iv. Kiwi.. Coosa IlftV.
llon.Ni & Wood, and Mj, K. D. 1UU., Randolph
City.
Col.
VT. V. CnxrxAK, Klklon.
'JrscE Arri.naTK, Em., Yoncalla.
II. I'ikxstok, Qroon Valley.
C. 8.lI)Rtw,'Iq., Jacksonville.
Flood, Esq., Winchester.
yesterday nftornoon, tlint tho Russian fil.
f Mo Diana wns.iylng-to just outside tho1
lends, mid that the British Consul Imd
despatched a pilot boat to tho frigate Am
phytritc, to warn her of t'ho xioinity of tho
enemy. Tho Diana started from Valparai
so n Tow weoks ago, lor ttto saw -icn
Islands, and tho Amphylrtte has been crms
ing near this coast for several months. Wo
do not vouch for tho truth of theso reports,
and give them only because they wore
tho principal topic of conversation Inil even.
Inrr. Chronicle, May 25A
Thk Waoon RcCr. This work is near
ly completed. All' tho bridges along tho
line, with tho oxcoption of tho Elk Creek
bridgo, will bo finished in a vory fow dnys,
Como on, then, with your wagons, gentlo
.men ll Tliero is in Scottsburg a good sup
ply of groceries, provisions, and merchan
dize, which can bo had on reasonable terms.
The Election. Tho Democrats havo
made a clean swcop in Umpqua county,
nnd elected nil their candidates. Tho ro
turns will bo found in another column.
In tho two precinct wo havo heard from
fin Cooso county. Dr' Foster lias a majority I
of ono hundred and sixty votes, for Repro
tentative.
election Rctmw-Oirielnl.
o m o u a I v
f 47 2. -
From Coosb Bay. Tho schoonor Da
nariscovt, laden with cord wood, was ready
to sail yesterday from tho Ba Wo under
stand that business at Empire City is very
dull at present, nnd that tho Cooso Bay
Company is about to bo dissolved.
Tho news from Randolph is quite favor
able. .Many of tho claims that wcro desert
ed early in tho spring aro now paying well ;
nnd there is a fair prospect of a brisk Undo
during the summer.
(& Our dcvtl has just informed us, in a
very confidential manner, that Uio idoa that
struck a man has been bound over to koop
tho peace. A raro specimen of devil that
few words, big thoughts, nnd small pota
toes.
Our friend Bcckskix informs us, that the
littlo that was " owing to circumstances "
has beon paid.
0r Tho fifty dollars subscribed by us to
tho Wagon Road, to bo taken out in sub.
Bcriptions to tho GazcUe, has been paid by
lHltQtMfc JUjHtM dr iCel'nka, who havo
V .taken' the ten fefffc"- -
For Conv'u,
Ag'st "
Represent',
Ladd,
Thompson,!
Commissioner,
Brown,
Spicor.f
Allen,
Probate Judge
Chad wick,"
Applcgate.f
Superintend'!,
Spencer,
Allen.t
Gilbert,
Trcanrcr,
Wells,
Williams, f
Assessor,
Stephens,
Venable.t
Mills,!
Wreck Mast'r
Wood,
Maxcy,
Surveyor,
Scholfield,
Huntington,f
Coroner,
Kellogg,
Pros. AU'y,
Stratton,
Priin.f
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whim our c.xportntlna Bliall bocomo equal
in vnluu to our impoititllons.
, Homo few men accidentally bocomo rich,
ahd(ktiowing that thoy have tho monopoly
oMfrndc, aro sntlsfled with tho preHoutstnto
of things ', amllf thoy do not cant oliBtruo
lions in tho way of opening n road, thoy do
Homing lor it. mil uio worning, uiriving,
improving majoiity, nro awakening to tho
importance ol tlioir position, nnil nro ready
to contribute their means to n work ho
closely identified with their interests as n
good road from Umptjun Valley to Scotte
burg in acknowledge!! to be.
Much has boon said about tho grant Pa
cific Railroad, and nil Intelligent men nro
justly in favor of lU itumcdii.to construction,
though it is known that it will cost many
millions nf dolltrs, and many years to coin,
pleto it. But hero is n work, not less im
portent to us, which will cost but a few
thousands, nud fully open its advantages
within a few months.
Respectfully, A:c
C. W. S.
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27
Those marked thus () aro Domocrats;
"u U; "uigs; :uus () Independent.
EvuLTCMskis'fmignph in reference
Jo tho WtsmJUfttpi the last number, in
the second column of tho first page, for
" as soon as tho bill is passed' read " as
soon as'tho road is constructed."
Oir Our friond " G." need bo under no
apprehensions of our leaving tho Gazette,
however tempting may bo a dish of fine
strawberries, "all smothered in cream."
Otr In tho present number will bo found
-all tho latest nowa of importance, from Eu
ropo and tho States.
(fir Tho schooner Frances Helen, Cap
tain Leeds, arrived yesterday morning, in
nino days from San Francisco. Through
tho politeness of Geo. Hinsdale, Esq., who
came up in tho Frances Helen, we aro in
receipt of files of tho San Francisco papers
up to May 29th, from which wo extract tho
following items of nows:
Great Fire i.v MAnvsviiiE. A firo
broko out about ton o'clock, on Friday,
May 20th, on D street, between 2d and 3d
streets. It destroyed nearly tho whole of
threo blocks of buildings. Tho Theatre,
Court Houso, Post Office, Western House,
and Presbyterian Church wero destroyed.
It is impossible now to estimate the loss.
Tho bulk of tha mall matter in tho Post
Office is destroyed. It destroyed tho two
blocks botween High street and Maiden
Lano, extending from Second, crossing to
Third, and destroyed half tho block be
tween Third and .Fourth. It is suDDosod
to have been set on fire, and tho authorities
havo arrested tho supposed incendiary.
AH tho buildings in the square bounded
by 2d and 3d and'D streets, and Maidon
Lano, except Packard and Woodruff's
buildings, were buniedr Thoro wcro obout
twenty small clothing, storea and a number
of private dwellings bnrnod, besides thoso
enumerated above.
Later. Tho total loss is estimated at
9107,050.
Loss of the Stbamee Aware Wo
learned at a late hour last nicht that tho
. Ono steamer Arispo, which sailed hence for
iiumnoidt on tho 23d Inst., was wrecked
on tho 25th off Capo Ross. Tho ship and
f cargo aro said to bo a total loss. Tho
passengers and crow aro all sate. Sovoral
passongers arrivod lost night, by way of
.,.... auo wai oWnea &y Messrs. Ky.
,"' D" Co. Commercial Advertiser.
AJtraoB. Ujvas currently reported,
For the Umpqua Wwlly Gazette.
AtDKUnjOOK, DoroLAss Co., )
May 25, 1854. J
Mil Editor: I am much pleased to
learn tli&t a paper has been established at
ScotUburg, to promote tho social and ma
terialjnterests of tho Umpqua YoUey. The
waatafa wast Vn mi immid.ti, mt
infcfwtavbp lorbfiri 1ljji tttaawdciu
V?fPrPf rflW ssT'ea
tijflajiJUlMjf.lWJMC fcM4r.-f W
Whether you aro acquainted with this
valley I know not; but if you aro not, you
will find on visiting it, one of tho most do-
ligiitiut portions of Oregon. Tho scenery
is pleasing anu diversified, tho soil deep and
fertile, nnd tho climate agrceablo and invi
gorating. Tho breath of old Neptuno,
which to you, perhaps, has an odor of tho
briny deep, wafta to us, tempored and a woct
eued by reflections from tho fertilo ond sun
ny hills.
Tho most important tiling at presont re
quired by tho settlors .of this valloy, is a
good rood opened to tho navigablo waters
of tho ocean. The present movement in
that direction evinces somo nublic aonreci.
ation of the importance of tho work. I
trust that public effort will not bo relaxed,
till an excellent wagon road is completed
from this valloy to tho coast. Tho odvan-
tages arising from such a work would at
onco place us in tho most prosperous por
tion 'of Oregon, opening new facilities to
all branches of business established here,
and greatly adding to the comforts and
conveniences of life in this locality.
Hitherto tho settlers hero havo been so
imprisoned within theso mountain ranges,
that many of tho comforts of life could not
bo obtained, and somo of tho necessaries
even, coming from abroad, wero so exorbi
tantly high in nnco. or iniurod so rnuchbv
accidents of transportation, that they might
nfrvit am ...all hn.n av .lfaB.Ab... f.l
. ui nni uaiu UUVU 1UJUUUU Willi.
Our natural advantages aro great, as all
must allow, but yet it would bo imnoMiblo
to mako any rapid advancement, without,
ior a ume, depending in a great Uogree up
on the skill and labor of other countries.
Even in tho most advancod and populous
counties, a largo portion of tho yearly in
como of tho inhabitants is spent for foreiirn
articles, and how much more aro they
needed by a people who havo not had t'rmo
nor opportunity to supply their own wants !
wo musi nave meciiamcal and agricultural
machinery and implements, cloths and
household furniture, nnd articles for do.
mestic consumption, besides a frequent, re
gular and expeditious mail. Having im
portations within reach at reasonablo prices,
tho people of this valley can begin to roalizo
that they aro living in a land of civilization ;
and eron those fow who aro not satisfied
with Oregon, will becomo reconciled, nnd
adopt it as their permanent home. And be
sides tho conveniences which a good road
will afford in obtaining our importations, U
will becomo not less important, in tho course
of time, as a means of enabling us to send
off our exportations with economy and des
patch ; for I hopo tho tirao is not distant
To the llditor of the Umpouit Gazette :
Sin; Having lately mndu n short excur
sion up tho Umpqua Valley, I bellovo that
a brief skotcltejtmay prove interesting to
Lsomo olVyTvnuuiii, wlio innv not Iinvo
socti our beautiful lJtiiqua.
During my travels I was, with ono soli
tary exception, received nnd vory hoipitnbly
cntertniicd ; snd it is only justice to a cor
tain fricul of mine, not over ten miles from
Scottsburg, to say that hh tnblo overflowed
with ail lorts ol vegctahios, anil amongst
others, ntthis early day, new potatoes, thus
proving tl.it ho has more than ono profes
sion at liu finger etuis, and I heartily wish
him every success in all.
From thb gentleman's house, I proceeded
along tho tanks of tho Umpqua, and could
not help leing delighted with tho scone
which opoied to my viow. Probably a
long rcsiddico at Scottsburg mado mo en
iov things vitli doublo rellih. Hut lot nm
do justico to Scottsburg ns I nrocod : if
Uio valley is noro beautiful, nnd n fiords all
tho vegetable luxuries of life tn its deserv
ing and itiduitrioua population, yet Scntts.
burg is or is now bound to bo tho nucleus
from whonct! their other and no less iinpor
tent luxuries, in tho shapo of groceries, Arc,
will bo deriied as soon as tho waijon road
is complotnl, and which I was happy to
see progrcsang in a rapid and worktnanliko
manner. 'Ihe travel up Elk creek is rather
rugged, but the traveler on his arrival nt
l oncalla, fcols doubly compensated for all
by thu beauty of tho scenery, and the warm
.ti.tj.uuu in, ,jruu'i?i! iroiu iuu inniicrs ui
that delightfol place.
Wero I nol afraid, Mr. Editor, of indu
cing joh to abandon voir jrperaad be
lifce'4rsclf to tlio liills or;YeBcilla.,I
wnaMi?3hAtLri-C;..wX.tMifottHi
navcr aro found thoro in crt abaadanaa.
mi when gamishod with craai, of whkk
MlaHal tho Yoncalla farmers1 are4 by rto
moans niggardly, it is n feast for a Prlnco ;
but having no Princes in tho Umpqua, its
plain, honest and unsophisticated inhabi
tants have, in my opinion, as good if not a
better right to enjoy all its natural produc
tions. Tho murder h out now about the
strawberries and cram : but I havo formed
such a high opinion of your paer, and its
dovotion to tho public good of Southern
Oregon, that I havo ventured to touch up
on it, without being under groat apprehen
sion that you will dosert your onorous post.
I havo seen, during my oxcursion, somo
of tho finest wheat 1 had yet soen in Ore
gon, although my sojourn In tho Torritory
is but littlo short of its oldest residents.
Tho whoio valley of Yoncalla is abundant
ly watered, overy claim having several fine
springs upon it.
I feel, Mr. Editor, that I nm encroaching
upon your limits, nnd probably denrivini!
your readers of n far moro valuable com
munication; so I must conclude But bo
foro doing so, and by way of encouraging
your praisoworthy undertaking, 1 must say
that 1 bellovo tho Umnqna farmors, as a
general thing seem inclined to support and
patroniso your paper, and did thov not. thov
would not only neglect their own interests,
as tho moro Uio world hears of them tho
better, but disappoint tho opinion formed of
weir noeraitty and entorpmo, by their
uumDio aumirer, u,
ScoTT?iiuujil June, 1851.
Letter iron. ii. I.uuo.
Washington Cirv. April 10, 18,"l.
My Dkaii WatiShman': Your letter of
20th February has boon rouclrud, All Is
being uouo Hint can bo for tho improvement
of tho malt service by laud nud hcu in Ore
gon, with n fair prospect of success.
Territorial business Is ininlo tho spocinl
order for tlin first week in May. You xluill
bo Informed of tho nmult. Yesterday I In
troduced a bill to enable the people of Ore
gon to form a Constitution, Stnto Govern
ment, &c, nud nm well satisfied that oiir
interests would be greatly promoted by
speedy and favorable notion by tho people
In relation thereto. Our Interests can not
ho ns successfully represented nnd promo
ted in our Territorial statu as they would
be if wo wero in tho Union, on uti equal
footing with our nister States.
Your fiiutul,
JOSEPH LANE.
In n letter to another friend, Gen. I.mie
says :
"Tho Commissioner of tho General Land
Ollicu has given mi Important decision in
relation to the Portland clnim. He holds
that tho donation law is appllcnblo nlono to
agricultural claims, nud not to town sites
or purposes of speculation that nil town
altoii are stibjunt to tho law or Cuitlru of
1811. I shall bo ablo to forward a copy
of his decision by n xt mail."
It is supposed "thru under tho law of 1811
n commissioner uill bo appointed to exa
mine titles to town property sold, and con
firm tho name in good faith. This nlll net
tlo tho lung and hitter contest, ns to the
rightful claimants of thu Portland claim.
Oregon Weekly Times.
("iff from T.itrorM'.
By the nrrAl of thu Ameilcn on thu
14 th, wo luiv further intelligence. Tho
Convention bhvouu t'ttrliey, England and
Franco, hns Un piiblUhed. .
It in umifiijiid that tho Russian havo
crossed thu Hrjubo In groat force, tho ob
ject being to iliko a decMvo blow before
the nrrlvnl of Co Anglo-French force.
Not his tlui 00,(100 Itiisilium nro now
on tho TiirklslUln nf tho Danube.
On the 24lhGomirnl I.udors began pro
partitions for tli sldgo or Mntnohln. On
tho 23d thu Ifciiiiiuu attempted to cross
tho Diuiubo ntblleultzn, when a dospornto
battlo ensued, lid tho Hiisslans were 'in
pulsed with dnidful carnngo. Tho Rua
sinus lost a.OOJnion, nnd tho Turks them
selves wero so badly cut up that they had
to retiro to thei
Napier's (lee
of March, was
posed dostiuati
Aiitrnnplillllilltj.
nt Inst accounts, tho 20lh'
.mlii under wnv, tho suit.
n being to r.cixe tho island
Tub Uuvolutio.vaiiv I.i:.ni:iis ami
Co.nsul Saniieks. Kossutli, Maniiil ami
I.ediu-Kollin Iiavo addroMcd a letter of
coudoleiico nnd friondihip to ex-consul
Sander, of London. In this letter they not
forth what they consider tho duty or tho
United States towards tho Democracy of
Europe " to countenance tho Democratic
principle, and to lend, if not more, at least
her moral aid to tho Republicans or Ett.
ropo"; but ndd, tlint only by raro and
praisoworthy exceptions had tho U. S. thus
been represented abroad, "u fact certainly
neither udvantagoous to tho interests oflto.
publicanism in gonoral, nor nddhit to the
consideration abroad of Republican Amor,
ica." Thoy then proceed to prnlso .Mr.
Saudora as a rapresentntivo after their own
hearts, nnd to deprecate tho voto of tho U.
S. Senate refusing to confirm him in tho
Loudon consulship, as " a hard and mitchic.
vous blow at tho p-ospocts of the I)imo. !
cracy In Europ. just attthis moment " ; ,
of Aland. Klogo Hay Is named M a rcu-
ilezvous.
Iionl Hloomfleld, tho IlrltUti Minister
nt Ilerliu, tolographod to Sir Chnrle Sn
pier tho declsratlou of war, with in
striictions to cominom.o hostilities.
Tlio accounts from UrueMrun7r.
nhlo. TlioTurkUh MinistorhAll dmniMlejlL
his tmssporta and loft AtheM. ft
'Uio (ireek Insurrectlof fSraa reviving;
but sho Turks hold the forMM, and hant
8,000 troops in Epirus. They hivo ns yot
had only one or two unimportant rencon
tres v illi the insurgents. An Anglo-French
occupation of tlio country wax not improb.
ablo. Fnvnya wero dally oxectod nt
Alliens with tho finnl commaiitU of tho
English nud French Cnvarnmonts.
Fifteen tlioumnd I'ronch troops had nl.
ready ombarked, and tlio remaiudor of tli.i
army, 50,000, will bo In Turkey by tho Ut
or May. 4,000 wore landed at Oalhpoli,
on the 20th.
It was reported t'mt thu Itrituli laud
force was to be incronsed 30,000 morn.
Tho London papers aro full of prods- . .
matlous, cVc. , regulating tho dotalls of thu
war.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In tho Hou-o of Commons tho Attornoy
Oeiierat gave his opinion that tho sain of
Russian ihltis to neutral parties, if boru
Jiih, would bo prelected in law. Tho At
I torney General further stated that Great
Ilrltain cannot and docs not forrgo tlio right
of search of neutral vessels (ut articles con.
trnband or war.
The French Government rnilies n simi
lar announcement with tho llntun rrjp,. t
ing the commerco of iieutraii. U also hi
present will not imuo itters of nurquoo S
Thu I-ronch Ministu pf FtwtfM'NfteruJ
and to express tho hopo that n kuowledeo
mjiBduu'KsWsssntsiM of the same, L"1"1 i,)'000 l"0 lejssWetfeW thsf
B4t tWir add:" Yet, however thnt invJ,Io"' ,,,u vntnmJnK'Jx.i(nJmu
toe, d5ar sir.'woaro on tho ae of great irt,.l"''vo--ne as muclM
nniucii.
Tho following Is lileg-aphod from MaA.
id of date ofast'i Mtrch: "'llio Qucon
For the Crapua Weekly Oautte.
Scottsjiuko, May 23, 1854.
Mb. Editor : Nover has a lifo been lost
from a vessel lost outsido or about tho
mouth ol tho Umpqua necessarily. In ovo
ry instanco whoso n vossol has gono ashoro
at tho mouth of this river, had all hands
staid aboard tho vossol, thoy could have
walked ashoro at low water, with perfect
safety.
Tho average d"pth of water on tho bar,
at lota water, is 21 foot, Tho distance
across the bar is only 350 foot Tho steam
tug II B. Forbos, of Boston, could cross
the bur, m or out, 315 days out of the
365.
We only want men of capital ond grit
hero, to show that tho Umpqua is bound to
bo and must bo tho cbiof commercial point
betweon tho mouth of tho Columbia and
San Francisco. God has thoro croatodtho
best cbanco for a steamboat and railroad
communication from San Francisco, oithor
by water or land, with tho interior of Orogon.
Shall man stop its progress? No! man
can only delay ho cannot fltop ft,
Moro by and by, from Eykiiolt.
event:, nome .of UiMat who mw astcVoM
jev m ejum isVav be Ud upem 'to met
witn tho authority or their triumphant ro.
spectivo nations; and in thnt event, uir, wo
beg you to bo assured, there will bo moro
than ono among us who kUll provo to you
that tlio Republics of Eiirotw are not for.
gotful of received services, and know how
to appreciate their truo friends.'
buch an epistle ns thk instead nf ht-ln.
inc tho causo of Mr. Sanders, is ndanted to
confirm tho Senators in thu correctness of
tho judgmonl they havo passed upon him.
It strongly'suggosU thnt tho Amorican con
sul in London had been found a willing in
Rtrument, if not a convenient tool in their
hands, and carrying on their secret nnd im-
practlcumo designs in hurope.
JLntrst from Acapulco.
By intelligence rocolved in this city, wo
nro informed of tho state of affairs in Aca
pill co.
Santa Anna retreated to Chilpauiougo
with tho remainder of Ids forces, on tho
20th. He has not mado as yet any attack
on tho Castle.
Tho day before his rotreat, on tho 25th,
ho mado nn nttompt tn got on board tlio
Caroline, and mako his cscapo; but his
officers maungod to prevent it. Ho thon
broko up his encampment and shot ull his
prisoners. Among those shot wns Cnnt.
Joso Miguel Yndart, of Los Anolos. In
muKinc tils rolreat bantu Amm ivnn nt.
tacked by Alvarez, nnd n largo number of
ms men wero Klliod anil wounded. Sov
oral officers of note wore killod. A largo
number of prisoners also wero takon by Al
varez, besides a valuablo lot of stores nud
munitions of war. Santa Anna managed
to cscapo by n sucossful trick, to Chilpan
iengo, where ho has boon eiuht days.
Tho following Pronunciamonto
shortly bo published:
lor President J mi Baptista Candlosl
Minister of WvrJunn Suaroz Novarro.
Minister of Foreign Relations Igur.cia
Cornonfort.
Minister of the Treasury Melchor
Ocamp.
Minister of Justice Juan Antonio do la
Fuente.
will
rid
has amnestied all the prisoners Implicated
in iuu i.ojiez invasion ci uuim.
'Ilio rupturo botween thu Porte and
(Jreeco If completed
Professor ittou, known wj well under
tho name of " Christopher North, " will no
longer delight tlio world by n record or his
nocturnal conversations at Ambraces. H
died on thn 3d of April.
FOUR DAYS LATER.
Tho Arctic nrrivod on tho 5th ult.
A great dubato was taking plnco in both
Houses or Parliament on tho Eastvin vrr
In reply to Mr. Hiitchins, who dclnllod
tho circuiuMaccs connected with tho seit
urn of tho Bhck Warrior by tho Cuban
authorities, Lord John Russell stated that
n communication had boon sent to thu Uui
ted States on the subject, hut no informa
tion had yet boon received from Mr. Cramp,
ton. r
Colonel Celt lias received nu order from
tho British govorenment for 4000 ruvolroia
for use In tho licet.
It wns estimated that tho quarterly ro
turns or tho national revenue, or Croat
liritaln to April fith, would Miow an lucres
or about hnir a million sterling over tie
corresponding qunrtor or last yoar.
i no excited state ol publiof feelfcSuM
cSvorffi?
DiplotnaUe wJafbru bare ccaltwiiijr
iiroece'asWi-ur:6T,'M"" M . :x
A new"y'of,Wit.r,aBVaboiMo
be mado in Franco.
In thu Dobrudsclmall thofortifiod placoa,
with tho exception, porhu,!, of Tultsoha,
nro in tho hands or the AusshuiB, who are,
razing thorn to tho grcund.
'llio Turks havo bum ropulsod rrom er-)
cry part or tho left hank of tho Danubo;
except Knlnfiit, i
By advices from Odossa oftho25iiM
it is stated from nn excellent sourco thrj
tliero is not a nhip of war in Sobnstapol, anj
tliat it ii holioved somothing ts meditate!
oy tno iiussinus against Varnu.
"I cannot danco to-night," ns tho soldior
remarked whon ho had both of his legs taken
oil' by a cannon ball,
"Wkoro aro now tho hopes I ohorished,"
as tho young lady remarked a year after
marriage.
"Rocked in tho cradlo of tho doop," ns
the man said whon ho full overboard among
the brpakors.
"Thon you '11 remember mo," ns tho man
said when ho applied for a cork leg.
Itloxice,
A report from Vora Cruz has roaflod1
Now Orleans to tho effect thnt flftv Mor.
icnnu havk been nrrcBtod nt Han BH.for '
lauding witli passports. i
uo iiibu ruporiuu mai mo utuicu
States' Consul at El Paso has toon ar-
rested by Mexican authority, for charging
Snutn Amm with making thu Cudsdeii
Treaty, publicly for 815,00I),0W nnd jri- j
raieiy lor :tr,000,000 pock'niI dd
eu,uuu,uiju.
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